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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1944
Page
2
The German Club plans its December 18 event with a nativity play in German, tea with German cookies, and carols. The Liberal, Political Council, and Italian clubs announced meetings, guest speakers, and joint debates before Christmas, along with art exhibitions and a December 13 Christmas tea and gala activities.
Janet Kempton leads bids for a blue and silver Candlelight Ball to benefit the National War Fund. Dorothy Passetti directs the event with Barnard Hall Social Committee guiding decor by Marilyn Chasin and Marjorie Miller. Proceeds support the war drive. students urged to attend and boost support.
The college athletic association hosts Captain Charles B. Scully of the Red Cross Aquatic School as a tea guest in the college parlor to discuss water safety. He will describe Red Cross camps military and school techniques and Miss Anne Ross will introduce him. Also noted are pingpong and badminton tournaments upcoming with signups posted and play nights planned.
Barnard philosophy professor William Pepperell Montague delivered an extemporaneous talk on global moral codes. He argued good is rooted in life and a good life is the most abundant life, achievable by inner strength and love for others. Next week Dr E Mowbray Tate will speak at Barnard Chapel. Episcopal Club hosting events through December.
A quizz on Biblical subjects at Menorah Seixas Open House ended with Seixas males winning the battle between the sexes. Rabbi Hertzberg spoke on Judaism and Western culture, continuing a lecture series through Christmas. A December 13 interfaith dance and a December 14 candlelight service at St Paul’s Chapel are announced with Barnard and Earl Hall sponsors.
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